He nods and thinks on it a moment. Yeah, it's a shame. But this really is a group of strangers from across the universe, not a cohesive unit of any sort. The survivors of that first attack by the spirits have a lot of motivation to provide organized safety and protection plans, but also to work together in general. Each month, more people arrive who don't have the experiences of past groups, and each month it gets harder to keep them all facing forward and thinking of their limited future.

"They don't have the training and discipline we do. Some, sure, but not the group as a whole. Not sure how to solve that." Not without a leader to keep them all in line, and not without regular meetings to check on progress, and the general sense he gets is that most people aren't much in favor of either of those things.